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Moscow, April 9 (QNA) – Russia’s Ministry of Defense announced today that its forces struck fuel and energy infrastructure facilities, as well as ports used by the Ukrainian military.
In its daily report, the ministry added that its forces also targeted drone launch sites and temporary deployment points of Ukrainian army formations in 143 areas.
It said that total Ukrainian military losses amounted to about 1,110 soldiers, in addition to the downing of 13 guided aerial bombs and 265 drones.
It is worth noting that since the start of Russia’s military operation on Feb. 24, 2022, Russia and Ukraine have exchanged near-daily reports claiming to have repelled attacks by each other, without independent verification due to the conditions of the ongoing war. (QNA)
